“Haha…” Hearing Li Tianran’s almost-broken roar, Professor Nan laughed instead, waving his hand and saying, “Don’t be anxious! Although there are many unreasonable plots in Korean dramas, this point about ‘psychological trauma’ is not made up out of thin air.”

“Based on my observations and your description, this little girl’s condition should be a type of post-traumatic stress disorder.”

“From a medical perspective, it means experiencing or witnessing the actual death of one or more people, or encountering a threat of death, which leads to a delayed and persistent mental disorder in the individual! And generally speaking, women are more likely than men to develop this condition.”

Li Tianran frowned slowly as he listened to Professor Nan’s explanation.

“However, general stress trauma only makes people anxious and panicky, and rarely leads to this state of unconsciousness.”

“So I speculate that when you broke into the Western Xinjiang Military Region office, her consciousness briefly became clear, and she vaguely perceived some information from the outside world. Then, she heard your conversation with others! What you did… perhaps made her feel guilty towards you and unable to face reality.”

Li Tianran looked at Yuan Wen. She was a Yanhuang soldier, and this incident directly pulled her to the opposite side of her long-held “belief.” The actions of the Western Xinjiang Military Region completely extinguished the only light in her heart.

“This mentality of being unable to face reality, coupled with the sequelae of stress trauma… led her to develop a psychology of escaping reality. She chose self-hypnosis.”

“In other words, she is now like an elementary school student who knows that school is about to start, feeling anxious and uneasy, and choosing to pretend to be asleep the night before school starts, thinking that as long as she keeps sleeping and doesn’t wake up, she will never have to face this ‘cruel’ school season, reality!” Professor Nan said softly with a smile on his face, “It’s that simple!”

“You mean, she’s also pretending to be asleep?” Li Tianran asked.

“No, no, no, I’m just using an analogy! She is in a state of deep self-hypnosis, which should be considered a… mental illness,” Professor Nan explained.

Li Tianran took a deep breath, feeling inexplicably agitated.

This could explain why Yuan Wen’s physical condition was clearly perfect, yet she remained unable to wake up.

This kind of mental illness cannot be cured by any powerful fruit.

“Then what should I do to wake her up, find a psychiatrist? Or should I also follow the cliché of Korean dramas, staying by her side for a few years to awaken Sleeping Beauty?” Li Tianran’s mood was not good, and his tone became a little anxious, his breathing heavy.

He didn’t expect to risk such great danger to save someone, only to end up with a sculpture that couldn’t wake up…

“Actually, it’s very simple to wake her up.” Professor Nan smiled: “Just fabricate a false dream for her, create an error in her memory… erase the memory of her being attacked! Mental illness comes from experience and memory, and as long as you remove the memories that cause the illness from her life, the corresponding trauma will disappear.”

“Let Han Han invade her brain and reshape that memory for her. Then, all the problems will be solved,” Professor Nan said in a deep voice.

Li Tianran suddenly felt a little amused.

What was this?

The phone system is garbled and cannot be turned on, so just re-flash the system to restart it?

“…” Li Tianran thought for a moment, then nodded and said, “That’s the only way.”

…

Two hours later, Han Han stood beside Yuan Wen, who was unconscious on the hospital bed, and began to try to connect with Yuan Wen using brainwaves.

“Modifying memories is a very complicated and tedious task, because people’s memories are continuous, and any missing detail will cause a memory gap.” Professor Nan stood beside her seriously and said, “So we have to create every scene carefully to ensure that she doesn’t discover it’s fake.”

Modifying memories is completely different from the way Han Han used to stuff memories into the brains of planarian worms. Han Han needs to make this memory look more reasonable, so every scene and every sentence needs to be considered and deliberated, like a tight program. A collapse in one part will cause many subsequent memories to be incompatible.

Li Tianran nodded.

After eating a few Ancient-Grade fruits, Han Han’s mental power was greatly replenished. She thought for a while and asked, “Then… from what point in time should we start modifying? From before Sister Yuan Wen was attacked?”

This task is not too difficult for Han Han. Modifying memories is simple for her, but thinking about the details requires Li Tianran to consider. Han Han is like a typist, and Li Tianran is the programmer.

Li Tianran was silent for a moment, then said, “No, move the time back a bit… push it back to the time of the evil cult case.”

“Completely erase her memory of being in the Western Xinjiang Military Region.”

“Let her, in her memory, after the evil cult case, be greatly disappointed, resign from the military police bureau, and then come to Kuangxi Island with me… never to leave again.”

The reason for modifying the memory to this time is because Li Tianran found it difficult to use other explanations to justify how he saved Yuan Wen, and he couldn’t let Yuan Wen return to the Western Xinjiang Military Region… Rather than spending a lot of effort designing elaborate lies, it’s better to directly eliminate this memory of hers. In this way, he only needs to design the details of her life on Kuangxi Island, without having to go to great lengths to think about how to handle those big scenes.

Han Han nodded, her brainwaves connected to Yuan Wen, and under Li Tianran’s command, she began to enter Yuan Wen’s memory world.

“The 17th, two councilors were released on bail, Yuan Wen resigned that day, we met in the military police bureau… I tore up the application form and had a deep conversation with her, and she agreed to leave with me.”

“The content of our conversation was…”

“The expression on my face when I said these words was…”

“Her reaction was…”

Li Tianran began to tirelessly design scenes for Han Han, and Han Han began to transform these words into images through her mental power, overwriting Yuan Wen’s memory.

This is a very tiring job.

Not for Han Han, but for Li Tianran.

He had to weave a nonexistent person into his life of nearly two months, and all the details had to appear very reasonable. This was no less difficult than writing a long TV series.

Professor Nan, who witnessed all this, sighed secretly.

Although Li Tianran’s behavior was not as luxurious as the romance in Korean dramas, it struck people’s hearts even more directly.

“Tsk tsk, if you do this, the heroic deeds of you single-handedly going deep into the military region to get angry for a beauty, she may never know…” Professor Nan stood aside and said with some emotion: “It’s only because the world has changed now, otherwise, this plot of ‘bravely breaking into the military camp to rescue his girlfriend, hiding dangerous and difficult experiences for love, choosing ordinary memories, just to awaken his lover,’ if it were made into a romance drama, the ratings might exceed *You Who Came From the Stars*…”

“Boss, you are the one who has turned yourself into the male lead of a Korean drama!”